Meath South

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:57

  New Dunboyne commuter line to open this Thursday

  The new Dunboyne M3 commuter rail route will be officially opened tomorrow (Thursday) by the Minister for Transport, Noel Dempsey.

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:45

  Life after cancer for single mum

  Being diagnosed with breast cancer and the ensuing treatment is an extremely difficult period in anyone's life - but even more so when you have just adopted a baby and are...

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  Published: 25 Aug 2010 16:59

  Navan residents lose lives in collision near Longwood

  The two Lithuanian men killed in a two car collision close to Longwood last week had been living in Navan.

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  Published: 25 Aug 2010 16:50

  Mícheál climbs Mount Brandon to mark his 80th birthday

  Kilcloon resident and veteran RTE Gaelic games broadcaster Mícheál " Muircheartaigh, who celebrated his 80th birthday last week, is to be the subject of a special celebratory...

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  Published: 18 Aug 2010 16:53

  Summer sun shines on first fair in Summerhill

  With glorious sunshine on Sunday afternoon, Summerhill's first Fair Day was a tremendous success and a wonderful community family day out. The event was organised by the...

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  Published: 18 Aug 2010 16:47

  Tourism bodies 'delighted' with Ladies Irish Open

  Fáilte Ireland is delighted with the turnout and reaction to last week's Ladies Irish Open at Killeen Castle in Dunsany, which saw an estimated attendance of 35,000.

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  Published: 18 Aug 2010 16:44

  Keeping hearts beating in Baconstown

  For anyone experiencing cardiac arrest, the first 10 minutes are vital. Sadly, by the time an ambulance can get to some rural areas, it could be well be too late to save someone...

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  Published: 18 Aug 2010 16:43

  Overcoming hurdles on road to gold

  Anyone taking a stroll through Dalgan Park, outside Navan, on a Saturday or Sunday morning during the winter might be surprised to come across one of the Ireland's best-known...

• Meath South

• Sophie the star as Ladies Open attracts 35,000 to Killeen Castle
• Free parking at new M3 rail station for commuters
• Service in refurbished Kilmessan cemetery
• Carberry on 'This Sporting Life'
• Skryne couple's role in O'Rourke success
• Gardai seize shotgun from van near Summerhill
• Ladies' Open is catalyst for big marketing drive
• Royal Canal gets ready to welcome boats once again
• Dempsey insists rail project still on track
• Remarkable lady (90) fulfils flight dream

• Meath South

• Colaiste na bhFiann breathes new life into Warrenstown
• Summerhill girl bids to become 'Face Of Ireland'
• Quarry near Tara remains exempt in heritage plan
• Meath native police officer's bravery award in Colorado
• Historic ordination in Kilcloon parish
• Summerhill locals hear about major health centre plans
• Memories of old schooldays in Culmullen are recalled
• Former Rose escort among group to scale Mt Kilimanjaro
• Planning for Dunshaughlin centre appealed to Bord Pleanala
• People in Tara valley zone don't want new plan: Jamal

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  Last updated: 1st September, 2010 05:01pm

  GPs say HSE axe to fall on surgery at Navan hospital

  

  Fears that the HSE is planning to axe all acute surgical services in Our Lady's Hospital in Navan have been expressed by local doctors and public representatives.

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:59

  New Ratoath gaelscoil opens despite lack of official recognition

  Gaelscoil Ráth Tó, the unofficial Irish-language primary school for Ratoath, opened its doors on Monday, without State recognition or funding from the Government.

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:58

  DID opening brings new jobs to Navan

  The first slow signs of recovery were visible in Meath this week with the opening of the new DID Electrical outlet at the Navan Retail Park on the Athboy Road and the start of...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:56

  HSE reassures residents on St Joseph's Hospital

  The HSE has moved to reassure residents of St Joseph's Hospital in Trim that the future of the facility will not be impacted by the opening of the new Community Nursing Unit...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:55

  'Powerful forces' from outside county trying to sabotage bypass

  Comments by a leading social and economic commentator criticising the proposals for the Slane bypass have caused an angry reaction locally.

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:54

  New tourism product to promote Kells is unveiled

  A unique tourism package which is expected to play a major role in the promotion of Kells was officially launched on Friday night by Kells Town Council cathaoirleach, Conor Ferguson...

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  Published: 1 Sep 2010 16:54

  Angry Trim parents slam council 'heavy-handedness'

  Parents who parked along the Summerhill Road in Trim while they dropped their children for their first day back at school this week have reacted angrily after returning to find...